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Quality polo shirts without logos
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BareSolid
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There were some bells and whistles, different colours of placket and collar and cuff available, but I just went for the basic white shirt, though I did have mother-of-pearl buttons so I'll be comparing those with the usual plastics.
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The more expensive Ralph Laurens have no logos and are quite good. Otherwise there's that English brand that outfitted the latest Bond, can't remember the name.
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Ah, well if these are no good I might go for the Landsends.Originally Posted by BareSolid
You'll love your Tailor Store shirt, I'm sure. Mine from them is the best polo I own. The pique fabric is very soft, very comfy. The MOP buttons are excellent quality. Yes they're thin, but do you want thick buttons on a polo? I've just ordered two more from them a couple weeks ago. Highly recommended.
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Very overpriced but Tom Ford. I have one from they SS sale and it fits great. For a cheap alternative, just get uniqlo.Originally Posted by oshinex
I was about to get one, but 275 GBP is a lot for a plain polo with no design features. How much did you pay for it on sale? It rarely goes on sale in Manchester.
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I was about to get one, but 275 GBP is a lot for a plain polo with no design features. How much did you pay for it on sale? It rarely goes on sale in Manchester.Originally Posted by Dw3610wm
Two hundred and seventy five quid? Come now, I can understand paying for quality but that's plainly ridiculous.
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Two hundred and seventy five quid? Come now, I can understand paying for quality but that's plainly ridiculous.Originally Posted by BareSolid
I know, right - unless its woven from Keira Knightleys pubic hair I can't seem to justify that for a simple polo. But I suppose when James Bond (who is an ideal customer according to Ford) walks in to the store to pick up all his seasons wear (which is the ideal way to shop at his store, sais Ford) hes probably not going to mind the 275 extra added to his 5-figure bill now is he.
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Just ordered from Tailor Store. Have to see what that's like.Originally Posted by BareSolid
Let us know how it turns out. Thinking about doing a trial run with a simple black pique polo. Would also be interested in delivery times as I'm in uk to...
I'm looking for good fitting polo tops, don't really care about the brand, just needs to fit well and be of decent quality.
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